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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-02-24
RL0cxA1a 1raMa

Prompt to the day, Prof. Hicks'
storm set IN on Thursday and block.
AIDED all the roads again. The st. Paul
passenger Of Thursday morning Rot
here Saturday night. The train which
left st. Paul Thursday afternoon got
here Sunday about II O'Clock. Since
then the main line has been open.
The branch road has been blockaded
for two weeks. Tuesday train got
a. far as Luverne. ROadmaster CHrnes
had 100 men out working all night.
The rain of the 18th turned to sleet
and broke telegraph wires in all direc-
tiOns. A force WAS put to work and
by Saturday the lines were repaired.
The Burlington got open Sunday and
since then hss been making regular
trips.
The main line was opened Saturday
but blocked Monday again near Tr0s-
key. The large snOw.plOw, the Presi-
dent, heretofore described in the AD-
VANCE, is doing some excellent work.
knocking the snow all over the sur
rounding prairits.
On Saturday engine No. lO2 flew the
track tins side Of Bigelow while buck
ing snow. and turned over on its side.
Roadmaster Carnes soon had it right
side up.
We learn that the train got through
to Sioux Falls last evening.
No train from the north last night.
owing to blow ~ tie road.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-02-24
MARRIED.

At Worthington, on the 22nd inst,
by Rev. u. Henderson, Mr. OLIVER NJ.
SANFORD to Miss CLARA NJ. BAL
Turf, both of Mobiles Co., Mimi.
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LOCAL.
Wo.Tu1xerox. MIN, FEBRuARx n. 1861
OFFICIAL PAPER.
Court convenes on Tuesday next.

Court COnveneS on TUESDAY next.
Minor arrival recently at the resi-
dence Of Geo. Bulls. in Indian Lake. .
boy.
Real Estate Agent Aseaard has sold
the sw3 Of l3, and w}swt OF H. Oe-
wxld.
Our Round Lake correspondent men.
tious three minor arrivals III that VI
entity.
Town meetings next Tuesday . week.
will our friends remember 10 send Us
the names OF those elected ~ soon rs
the result is sscertained.
Court next week. Will be good time
to remember the ADVANCE and pay up.
We semember you just 81 times year.
Landlord Wemple, at Rushmore, has
had his hands and his hotel full for
several weeks providing for blockaded
trains. It's an i'll blizzard that blows
no good.
Real Estate Agents u. Shell & Co.,
are fitting themselves out for brisk
trade In lands the coming season. The
prospect is bright.
The G.. A. r. dance has been post.
poned on account of the funeral, until
date can be fixed again with the Mar
shalltown Orchestra.
Mr.. Cunningham, of Morris. ILL.,, has
arrived with two car loads OF stock and
is preparing to locate on Sec. 81. Her"
sey. Mr.. e. is the first bird of the sea.
son. Mr.. Aagaard informs Us that
several more are On the way.
r. L. Erskine, of Indian Lake, In.
forms Us that he MIXED II cows dur.
ing January and made 81 lbs. Of but
ter. Eleven were Durhams and enc
common stock. He says he has been
| told the DurhamS are not mixers, 80
| the butter must have come from one
| COW.
The blockade prevented the arrival
| OF Vending, and hence the u. A. II,
and the public were disappointed on
Friday evening last. By.the-way, why
not secure Ex-senator Bruce. the col.
ored orator, who recently lectured at
Rock Rapids?
MIS-. Humiston, wife of John F.
Humiston. died on Saturday evening
last of dropsy. The funeral services
were held at the house on Tuesday,
Stoddard Post and the WOman'S Re-
lief Corps taking charge. Mrs. Hunts
ton was one Of the first settlers IN
W0rthinRton and leaves FAMILY Of
young children.
We give the annual statement this
week. This, with the tax list, uses
large share of our space.
But. the tax list don't cost you any
thing. and, we'll. our bid was the low
est. Please remember this although
Mills and his ''organ" claim that and
when footed up make less amount
than 2 and when added together.
"Who breathes must suffer, and who
thinks must mourn. and he alone II
blessed' who knows that pain and
suffering can be cured by Salvation
Ion.
! Although we have heard persons re
mark->'it is worth its weight in gold
still DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is to bt
had at all drug stores for Is cents.
J. W. Millington, of Sioux City. .
former Worthingtonian. sends US bal
ance due on subscription for the sever
al years since he left here. This ough
not to seem remarkable and is not TO-
Mr.. NJ, who has taken the ADVANCE
a good many years and paid every cen
due, but it is 80 common, (almost tn
ruie,) for parties after they get ava,
and fall behind on the ADVANCE. t
Quietly beat 10 out Of the pay, that "
desire to make conspicuous mention o
John w. Millingt0n.
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Dell e. Morgan q Co.. prominent
druggists, Council Bluffs, Iowa, say
they regard Chamberlain 8 Collie, Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best
preparation in the market, aud recon-
mend it always where prompt and
efficient treatment is required; it al
ways gives satisfaction and is an excel
lent medicine for cramps, diarrhoea,
and bowel complaint in either young
or old persons. Sold by G. w. Smith.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-02-24

A LIST OF DELINQUENT TAXES UPON
real estate within the County Of NobIcs, state
OF Minnesota, for the year 1885, remaining de.
!1nQuent and unpaid on the first Monday in
January. A. D. 1887, and the penalties accrued
thereon.
INDIAN I.AKE-Toun.hin1 IN, pence N
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Whom Baby VA siek, W gsvs her Castoeia,
When she Wa Child, she cried for Castoria,
When che became Miss, she chung 70 Csstoris,
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| John Carlson has built new house
on 9Th av., two stories. He deserves
credit for sticking to it in such wealth
er.
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PEIVONAI0.
Sheriff Anderson has been out in the
storms getting service on jurors.
Judge Davidson. Of Luverne, was
snow bound here on Monday and made
his friends some very agreeable calls.
Mrs. Smallwood is up from Omaha
visiting father and mother MOultOn.
Rev. D. G. Gum, of Wilder, was IN
town yesterday.
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ADERTlslHQ RATS.
g. A. r..

Nod lard Pot NJ. 81 meets nrstan tn iId
NatuI layovcnin2, In cash moneh.4t q. A. Il.
hail.
j. A. TOWN. Commander.
r. b. PLOfTS Aiiutant.
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INDIAN LAKE-Township lo,, Range %.

~ Il zAUUOII1 Ue1l 20 I6O II 81 / " II u
WIN WOOlescrOft. nWL 10 100 IL II l8 ID IS
johnson and Hurd, eX
sen and sWASeZ
and seLSwL ~ l6O 10 IS POI n 70
H MckOberts, VIZ
swA and ne%swH
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-09

CLARK.--In this city, on Friday, December
"a, 1887, ct O'Clock p. M, JAMES CALVIN
days.
Mr.. Clark began his apprenticeship
as a printer when IL years of age
under Jonas White, of the Attakapas
Register, with whom be remained
until he had completed his trade. He
was engaged in many newspaper Off
ces in Louisiana and Texas, and once
IN the Times Democrat office, aud was
foreman of the Baton Rouge advocate,
the CapitoliGn- Advocate and SouthroD
Of Sabine Offices. He first became
connected with the Echo in the fall
of 1888, remaining about two years,
when he removed to Baton Rouge,
returning to this office and resuming
bis old position some eleven months
later.
Of his connection with this paper
VIC could say many pleasant things.
Always the same courteous, affable
gentleman, conscientious in the dis
charge of his duties, a remarkably fine
writer, considering his limited oppor-
tunities in early life, thorough me-
chanic, bis connection with the paper
won him the respect and esteem Of
not only bis associates but of the en-
entire community.
He bad been suffering for many
months from his affection, but with
an indomitable will, refused to sue
cunb to the inevitable until it became
physical impossibility for him to
reach the Office. Most men would
have gwen upmonths before Mr.. Clark
laid aside bis duties for the last time
Mr.. Clark was not a member of any
church, but just before his death, il
conversation with friends, he expressed
himself as satisfied, and not apPre
heDsive of the future.
His remarkable vitality and tena
cious clinging to life was the subjec
of frequent remark among bis friends
He would never confess that be
thought the end was near until tn
day of bis death, when he remarkO,
to an associate in the Office that "th
forms are locked up"
A better, truer friend never lived
and a kinder heart than that wbic
lies silent and earth-eovered in q
that is mortal of James Calvin Clar
never beat in human breast.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-09
Lake Charles Homestead and
Loan Association.

The first year of this association
closed Saturday, Nov. 26th, and the
directors met on Monday night and
declared a dividend of $5.36 on each
share of stock in series "a and 1928
on each share in series "B," which has
only been in force five months. This
dividend is over Al per cent on each
dollar paid in, which is certainly all
that could be desired, and a convincing
argument in favor of such associations
in general and the Lake Charles Home
stead and Loan Association in partic-
ular.
The officers of this association are
J. L. Williams, president; S. II. Glenn
ent, vice-presideDt Hou. AdolPh
Meyer, treasurer E. F. Wasey, secre-
tary J. w. Bryan, G. NJ. Richard,
Leon Viterbo, A. P. Puio, Esq, A. L.
Reid, Johu Mccormick and A. ]. Al
bert, directors.
We are informed that series "C''
was opened on Dec. LIST, and We have
no doubt the stock will be eagerly
sought for
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EOR SALE.

A CORNER LOT IA Block Number TWEEN
Ia ty-hye (25) Of the Dilho sphdlYisien %
the Town OF Lake Charles, being d6sS feet on
Pine Street and TIVE hundred feet on Erunt
Street
Also, splepdid, well-dralned C0RAER
LOT, only one block from business portion
Of town.
Also, TWO LOTS faelng the right of way
of the H. w, Il, RI, and being only one block
west o. Ryan street.
Amy or all 81 the above VIII he sold eheaI
and on easy terms Titles parfeet. Gail OF
81 address, ELY n DEifs,
AT tie shoFllfs 0tlice,
Lake Charles, Ia, May 2l.-ti,
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For sale.

n0N ACRES OF LAND pine and marsh
UlJI good logging district 300 acres
under fence, part II pasture 1850 acres N
rice farm 100 acres more OF very rich rice
land, not fenced. This property Is situated
about 10 miles north Of Lake Charles, be-
tween West Fork and Calcasieu river. Also,
800 head 81 sheep and 20 head Of cattle VIII
be sold cheap. Farm implements, consisting
of a $500 thresher, a Champion reaper and
Acme harvester, 20 with the place,
y. Nv. BRYAN.
Lake Charles, La, May 81, 1887 ",
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For saIe.

SPLENDID PROPERTY OF J., 9,
Deos at Decspoit situated shout two miles
from the Court House, and containing about "
acres with frontage q $50 teet on tho Caleaeieu
ments thereon situated, t0-wi6; Aqne-and. q laAt
story dwelling house With ap eight foot hall
on both np0r8, lati TOUT FQuf4S gUN1E tssif !;
aud three T0oaB up stairs With both front and
back galleries, end double brick cbimneys Will
Gro place IL each room down sairs. hete y Ass
an 81 u tho btdlding containing dinilg room
Kitchen and stoFeF0ani D 1890 gallon eisteln anf
wash house under eaIpe cover, and all necessei1
outhouses, Including now chicken house Aiier
are also on tho same property three eQit7ge hqlse
vita double brick cliiDneysi one atagehqrse ~
Tic RIVER bank and laTga Qiiee WiFh sie9Fsnl
rooms ulg9 Stable aud call8a8e lpaae "A giehs
\ farre ia good condition epelp5ea s#el e9F &
I iiie above named hauseal ESD fAese arc ANya,
olanaa 5ngd5 90 tia Props
I For fsliAer piHliaul a{as t9 4tqta
Z IA sealheTu Heal Ra III ilss Aasasg
lNt
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
A CARD.

n, rrr VOTERS OF CAIOAs1Eu PARISH, La:
Ion, candidate for the office Of Sheriff Of the
D.ri,b of Caloasiou at the approaching election
i. Anil next. I submit my name to your suffer
-. free from, and untrammelsd by, any eOmbi-
Ss with my ring or clique; and should be
a,o cboco of the people, ] shall discharge my
,rtio. to the best of my ability and impartially.
w., IN the race from this date until after the
.,,,ior and shall endeayOr to sec every voter
the parish before that time.
Respectfully, FL. c. GILL.
lake Charles, La, Aug. 10, 1887,
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NOTICE.
srAgs 80 ogneE, BAE0E Rogog, !.

STATE LAND OFFIcE, BATON ROUGE, La,
November 10, 1887. s
Complaint having been made by GeorgeO ., Elms
of OpeloUsas La, under the provisions Of Act l9l
Homestead Entry No. 175, on East half Of East
half of Section twenty (20), Township Eight ~
South, Range -Four ~ West, b the Southwestern
land District Of Louisiana, With view 10 the
Concentration o. said entry Notice Is hereby given
that testimony will be taken IN said case before
q. D. Welsh Notary Public az Welsh, La, on
Tuesday, the 18th day Of December 1887 and trial
Der, 1887. r,,,,,,,rr
Nov. 1s--Ot Register state Land Olllee-
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NOTICE.
STATE LApp oFHogl RA59g 4 ROYCE q gsJ g.,

STATE LAND 0FHog, BATog ROUGE La,
November 10, 1857
Complaint having been made by George v. hlIns.
Of Dpefousas Ia under the provisions Of Act lQ7
81 1853 against u ~ Deweil for abandoning bis
Homestead Entry No. t7B, on Northwest quarter
OF Section twenty5nine 400, Township Eight az
South Range -Four AZ West, n the QataBestefn
land District on Louisiana, With Wow " the
cancellation Of said entry Notice q hereby given
That testimony viii be taken ~ said case before
~ ID Welsh, Notary Public, e. Welsh la, on
Tuesday tic 18th day OF December, 1851 and aiel
81 thfs case before me on tic 10th day of Deccm-
Der, 1857. ,
Nov l8--Gt Register State Land 0llce.
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Still I'm the Ring.

Thanking my friends and the public
generally for past favors and hoping
for a continuance of the same, would
beg leave to state that | have now
secured the general agency for Loui-
siana and Texas for the TANoUEREY
PORTRAIT SOCIETY, of New York, and
am now prepared to execute all work
iutrusted to me with promptness, and
guarantee it frst-class.
Respectfully,
WIN. N. JENKINS,
Headquarters at Curley's Store, Ryan
street, Lake Charles, La. --noV1 SIT.
Musical Instruments, at Alberts.
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Farlll For aaIe.

a n n ACRES OF LAND, situated two miles
NnN West Of Loekpalt, on tho banks OF
AOO Bayou Dindo, with about i've acres open
for cultivation, balance hardwood timber land.
There Il on the place q good frame hpuAe q we'll
Oh extra good water, fruit trees, etett-abnut 400
Young orange treeA-sltuRted Ia healthy locality
On a high bluff ON tho bank Of tho bayou aud in
the finest stock range In the country, Title per-
foot, For further particulars enquire Of
u, WI BRYAN,
July 30, 's7,--tf. Lake Charles, La
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Farm for sale /,

BOUT FOUR AND A HALE MILEs
IN south of Lake Charles, adjoining Captain
LoGko's valuable firm, containing 1903 acres, 50
acres wood land balance In pTairie--40 aorea mn
fruit trees, grape vines and pecan trees in bear
ing, Comfortable dwelling and good twostery
barn. ALSO good team, new wagon carts, iarn
and garden inplGmbnts Household goods and
furniture, The entire outfit will be sold together
or place sold separate, Terms may BIO made
easy, Apply on premises 70 =, ,,,,,,,,,,, !.
y. w, BRYAN,
jy29,tf Lake Charles, La,
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Mr.. III. q. Drew is getting the tiu.
ber % The ground for the erection q
Al Office building on Ryan street, Just
IL he rear Of Dayidson's store. The
building win Be two stories in height
aud soxloO feet ID dimensions.
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NOTICE.
LArp ogrIcE " NEw onLEANs, ~,

LAND UFFIIB At NEW VHIFANH lthIi
November 8, 1887. s
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has fled notice Of his intention to make
final proof under Section 230I, n. s., IN support of
lis claim, and that said proof will be made before
the Judge or In his absence, the Clerk, Of the
District Court, at Lake Charles, La, on Monday
who made Homestead EntryHo. e5ss, for the n Es
Sec 81, Up. 4 81, n. 3 W., Louisiana Principal
Meridian He names the following Witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and eqltiva-
fion Of said land, viz; Irwin HulbuTt Frank
Paige, Oscar o. Jenkins and Charles Eaton, all Of
og.IIsf. fHos. ]. BUTLER. Register
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To the following new subscribers:
J. q. Campbell, Bryan, La; W. s.
Briggs, Jennings, La; w. w. Wet
more, Parker, Oak; D. w. Donahoe,
johnson Bayou, La; Burnett Cooley,
Bear, La; Anthony Edwards, Sow
Wilpy, Ala; and for the following re-
newais: Braste HILBERT, Cameron, La;
G. G. Duson, OpelousaS, La; J. N.
Prater, Gay, La; J. w. McFatter,
Dry Greek, La; A. Rigmaided u Co.
and John Fl. Poe, city.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-09

1 would take this mems 70 inform
all parties Who shall hereafter haye
occasion 10 sell pr transfer yeasols p
any kind, that ] am prepared With the
Official blanks for ihai purpose, ana
respectfully ask share Of the patron
age, Office over ". "a. Knapp drug
Store a. AZ. MAYO,
Notary Pablic and ConVeyaneef.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-09

The marriage Of Miss Cora, dapgh,
ter Of Capt. and Mrs. 0. N. Marsh, to
Mr.. Grant MuteFsbaugb, occurred last
evening al the residence Of the BRIDES
parents. The happy couple will make
California their future home.
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LAKE HOUSE.
Arrivals for Ihe Week.

TMahsfy, W. F. Daniels, W. q. Carp, o.
G Bowman, 0. J. Pfoutz, 7. Il. Bowman,
i, La; F. Tango, Houston j. P. S.
Thompson, j. Byrne, A. M, Tinsley, Calves
ton +. E. Goodman Waco; A. Cook, Rayne;
Ernest NJ. Leob, G. F. Alba, M. Guilliard,
New Orleens G; 8. sublett, st. Louis; J; M.
i. B. Beatty, Rayville, Ka.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-09

Sheriff G. c. Duson, Of St. Landry
parish, dropped into the EcHo office
"Wednesday morning. He was fresh
from the scene Of McEnery's victory
IN Acadia parish, where he took AZ
active interest 10 the contest.
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For &c.

.Onn ACRES OF LAND, within tWf
- ~ and hail Nilea Of NE tqNN a
Edgefig. Caieasieu pgrish. Ahput la'k VI
which + limbered land ore hpplfee etli v n
acres aee under new wire fence ift g lae
are, nld 40 acres fildor can
x MANIFESTATION shn1 Alt neeeesaTg 1HtHgnaeH
s,6 fsssiin K iaipi ailants 04 Tie pieae Some
f0 haa 81 rcdile cattle sra horses' which
WI BRYAN,
lsle ahaFies f.a, Avn aQ issl
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FOR SALE.

4 60 ACRES OF LAND, situated be-
l. on tween Main River and English
Bayou, five miles from the town Of Lake
Charles, about 80 acres rice land, 10 acres
pine land, and tho balance in hammock land,
with good building 1884 feet,
Also, one acre OF land, situated in the
town Of Lake Charles, two blocks from the
Railroad depot. This property viii be sold
cheap for cash For further particulars APP
re j, w. BRYAN,
april10-'s7-tfl Lake Charles, la,
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FOR ssA il. Hs
As ReRARIanhle Aataa.

sss 80 IL ss94sA H1ssgsat
"a Hegss place, 4bunt 1850 Fii4F east n
Lale thailas Containing @f neAes of
diai-ciass labdf
An adFenfaaQoHs iy 1ltQatag iQWn III slaAh
faf tba faifaAE Baaf faQ depot,
g' aqfas y isra p sac asi lp lis RI
west, % Lake Arthur
1ea affea 81 lane 81 see. g iR. g. r.
west part tiIabaEsd aad part pgeilis on
BAYOU Aegpialse
y aFsst. oil Wood land, a INK
p.qps epF'yt Y
as-s9 ka ehal
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-09

Employment, BY an active, intelll.
gent young man NJ years IF age.
handwriting plain. Has had several
years. experience 10 the lumber bust
ness. Will accept any situation
which offers 4 means of earning an
houest livelihood. Address ''farank,
l76 Peniston street, New Orleans.
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For Sale.

A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, with soS
located on Prien Lake, q few ntles below the
town OF Lake Charles, Any one ~ search
Of beautiful home can purchase this prop
Grty at bargain by calling Immediately on
j. w. BRYAN.
Lake Charles, La, Feb, 20, 1aS7,--tf,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-09

Col. Geo. ]. Hampton, Of the 9th
ward ID this parish, and brother Of
Hons. @. P. and ]. P. Hampton, died
On the night Of the I'd inst. Col.
Hampton was j Justice Of the Peace
il that ward until about q month pre-
vious to bis death, when be resigned,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-09

Cards arc out for the wedding q
Augustus M. Mayo and Miss Minnie
daughter Of Prot. and hrs. \. A.
Knapp, The ceremony 70 take place
Il tbe III b. church, South, on Thurs
dav evening, Dec. 70, at 8 o'clock.
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For sale.

A FINE and palRtial residence ln or
IA. about the centre Of TIE town OF Lake
Charles, and location In every respect destra-
BILE, everything IN and around the premises
being conveniently and admirably arranged
The building Ia made oil the best materlaii
aud Is as good as new, For further partieu~
laws apply TO j. w, BRYAN, or
DIR, A. II. MOSS.
Nnt II
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Notlee.

Under dispeusation from the Grand
Lodge f. and a. III Of La, Lake
Charles Lodge No. 1856 viii hold its
next meeting On Friday, Dec. 20, '87,
instead Of The 24th, the regular time
for holding said meeting, for the
election Of officers, for the ensuing
Masonic year, and the transaction Of
other business.
THos. r. REYNOLDS, w. M.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-09

Miss Clara Wolkarte, Of Lake
Charles, who has been spending some
time with friends in Beaumont, came
over last night to spend several days
with her many friends in Orange
ORANGE Tribune.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-09

We learn that number Of the rel
stiyes and friends Of Mr.. Gussie Mayo
ii this place are preparing e yislt
Lake Charles, La, with . view 70
witnessing tho celebration Of bis nup-
tiaIs soon 10 come Of there. St.
Landry Democrat.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-09

The Young American fire company
gave their first annual ball at Will
hams Opera House, last Friday night.
A pleasant time and a good attend
anee characterized the affair.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-09

We acknowledge the receipt Of an
invitation to attend a ball, to be given
under the auspices of the Orange fire
department, at Gilmer'S Hall, in that
city, Thursday evening, Dec. %.